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larger sensor size than current 6.6 mm per side (512x512 13.5 um pixels)
USB3 or ethernet interface to eliminate PC at top box
reasonably long exposure times (many CMOS cameras are limited to a few seconds)
prefer CMOS over CCD as CCDs will be harder to support
frame rate of at least 2 Hz (Bok does not respond quickly)
Pixel size similar to current 13.5 um (perhaps with binning)
approximately $10k to match budget
sized to fit in place of current camera dewar
One possibility is pco.edge 4.2 bi - see this link
Drawback may be rolling shutter
13.3 mm sensor, 40 fps speed, 2x2 binning would give 13 um pixels, 0.2 e/pix/sec dark current @ -25C, 16-bit CMOS, 80x85x100 mm size, price ~ $14k
Another major CCD foundry just closed in June (ON Semiconductor which bought the old Kodak CCD facility).
So we are seeing few CCDs being manufactured and so commercial camera companies are moving away from them (to CMOS only). Ideally we want a product line which will be supported long term…
We prefer something with a slightly bigger field of view than the current guide camera.
Must have nearly the same form factor.
Anything else I'm missing?
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